The Breast Cancer Symposium is a two-and-a-half-day educational forum filled with opportunities for oncologists and other members of the breast cancer care community to meet for discussion of both systemic and local-regional disease management in an intimate setting.

The Symposium consists of educational sessions that highlight clinically relevant translational science that affects current breast cancer management.

Education sessions will feature a variety of topics, including prevention, imaging and screening, biology of metastases, cosmetic outcome with breast surgery, controversies in radiation therapy, survivorship, targeted therapy advances, and health care policy and reform, among others.

The Symposium will also provide ample time for networking with colleagues.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity for members of the oncology community to discuss major developments in breast cancer treatment and research in a collaborative forum.